Captain Edward Fogarty Fegen might be the purest example of self-sacrifice in the whole war at sea during WW2.
— Hidden History (@HiddenHistoryYT) July 21, 2026
On 5 November 1940, Fegen was escorting Convoy HX84, thirty-seven merchant ships crawling across the Atlantic from Halifax to Britain, loaded with the food, fuel, and… pic.twitter.com/DWqU2SyKB7
An extreme commitment to the truth makes relationships acutely dysfunctional but systems chronically functional (think Elon Musk).
— William Meijer (@williameijer) October 27, 2025
An extreme commitment to kindness makes relationships acutely functional but systems chronically dysfunctional (think Sweden, UK) pic.twitter.com/FShs8icvJW
Antler shedding 🦌🪸🍂pic.twitter.com/wSL7CvGhX5
— Cosmic Gaia (@CosmicGaiaX) July 22, 2026
Sunny Hostin: "No one is above the law"
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) July 19, 2026
Sunny Hostin now: "How dare you arrest my son? My name is Sunny Hostin!" pic.twitter.com/MOS41bOOvs
The Flow of American Religion from childhood to adulthood.
— Ryan Burge 📊 (@ryanburge) July 16, 2026
70% of Protestants stay.
3% become Catholic
4% become another faith group.
23% become none.
56% of Catholics stay.
13% become Protestants.
4% become another faith group.
26% become nones. pic.twitter.com/hFcmC75E9X
Ask most people to name the best British general of World War Two and they will say Montgomery. Ask the historians who study it closely and a lot of them will quietly tell you the real answer is a man most people have never heard of. His name was William Slim, and his soldiers… pic.twitter.com/xBUO9zYcr4
— Voices of WW2 (@VoicesofWW2) July 19, 2026
Richard Nixon's brutal truth on happiness that hits harder in 2026:
— Teddy - PolyBackTest.com (@Bitcoin_Teddy) July 16, 2026
"The unhappiest people in the world are those in the watering places—south coast of France, Newport, Palm Springs, Palm Beach—parties every night, golf every afternoon, bridge, too much drinking, too much… pic.twitter.com/MDDH4Vs2n2
Karl Marx & Frederick Douglass were both born in 1818. Marx grew up in comfort, Douglass in chains. Marx thought the world owed him more comfort; Douglass only demanded liberty, & he'd do the rest. https://t.co/jRy659r5mT
— Dan McLaughlin (@baseballcrank) July 21, 2026
Relevant: https://t.co/QaL7Fos8Oa pic.twitter.com/1zcSCblD2T
— Chris Freiman (@cafreiman) July 17, 2026
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